The southern Colorado internet provider Jade Communications, run by alum Jordan Wehe (Public Health BS '15) and his brother Josh, was recently named “Innovator of the Year” by Calix during the service providers’ annual Calix Innovations Awards .

The Refugee Speakers Bureau is a collective of current and former refugees who wish to share their lived experiences with the public to create greater awareness of the global refugee population. The Colorado Refugee Speakers Bureau is an organization that is led by community members affiliated with the resettlement agencies...

The CU Denver Society on Physics Students Chapter was recognized as an outstanding chapter for 2019-2020 by the national office. Additionally, Chair Bohdi Rogers and Student Chapter President Jennifer Lofgren were elected to serve on the National Council representing Zone 14 (Colorado and Wyoming).

The latest episode of the joint podcast of the English and Philosophy departments is now available. The episode focuses on the female anti-hero in contemporary television, the subject of a book by the featured guests, Sarah Hagelin and Gillian Silverman.

This magazine (representing a national coalition of educators, activists, and artists) flows from the Communication department’s work hosting educational workshops in Denver-area prisons and youth detention facilities. For this issue, Lecturer Ben Boyce also made a podcast featuring recordings of many of the pieces.

The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences selected the following Fall 2020 graduates for recognition of Outstanding Achievement: B.S. Biology: Michael Alley B.A. International Studies: Olivia Fambrini M.S. Mathematical and Statistical Sciences: Jessica Murphy Ph.D. Mathematical and Statistical Sciences: Emileigh Willems

CU Denver will be hosting the CoorsTek Denver Metro Regional Science and Engineering Fair (DMRSEF), virtually this year, from February 15-22, 2021. The fair isn’t possible without hundreds of volunteers and judges, many from the CU Denver community. The mission of the fair is to prepare the next generation of...

In November 2020, Marty Otañez, Associate Professor of Anthropology, and Jassy Grewal, a legislative advocate with the United Food and Commercial Workers Western States Council, published "Health and Safety in the Legal Cannabis Industry Before and During COVID-19" in New Solutions : A Journal of Environmental and Occupational Health Policy...

Geography and Environmental Sciences is very proud to announce that Jordan Truitt and Melissa Allen were selected to receive the William M. Rodgers Undergraduate Geography Major Scholarship for Fall 2020.

The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences is searching for a new Director of Religious Studies. Any rostered faculty member may apply. The responsibilities of the position include: · Advising Religious Studies minors · Recruiting students to the minor (participating in outreach events, creating marketing materials, etc.) · Scheduling courses...